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Hello All, Quick question… Should a
large, hollow stump be treated like a in-ground planting, or an above ground
pot? Taking down a old apple tree has left us
a large hollow stump about 2’ high, and an opening 18-20” in
diameter. There is about 2-3” of wood that creates the
natural planter. It’s center is full of compost and soil. The tree
was a Northern Spy which was over 100 years old.
Would the soil volume and connection to
earth be enough to protect a planting of blackberries in the old stump? Or
should annuals be put into it? Zone 5A. Wild blackberries survive
in the same orchard. Thanks, Tom |
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